Larry Olliver was born in Clymer on Sept 12, 1945, a son of Florence McKendrick Olliver and the late Francis Olliver. His wife, Peggy Olliver, survives.
An avid fisherman and hunter, he was a member of the Twolick Lake Recreation group and initiated a program to introduce young boys to the sport of fishing.
He was employed as a foreman for many years for Original Fuels of Punxsutawney.
In addition to his mother and wife he is survived by two sons, Larry Olliver and Greg Olliver; one daughter, Lisa Olliver; six grandchildren;and five brothers; Jim, Francis, Jerry, Kenny and Denny Olliver.
Larry was preceded in death by his father and an infant sister.
Internment was in Rich Hill cemetery, Cherryhill Township.
An avid fisherman and hunter, he was a member of the Twolick Lake Recreation group and initiated a program to introduce young boys to the sport of fishing.
He was employed as a foreman for many years for Original Fuels of Punxsutawney.
In addition to his mother and wife he is survived by two sons, Larry Olliver and Greg Olliver; one daughter, Lisa Olliver; six grandchildren;and five brothers; Jim, Francis, Jerry, Kenny and Denny Olliver.
Larry was preceded in death by his father and an infant sister.
Internment was in Rich Hill cemetery, Cherryhill Township.
Larry Olliver was born in Clymer on Sept 12, 1945, a son of Florence McKendrick Olliver and the late Francis Olliver. His wife, Peggy Olliver, survives.
An avid fisherman and hunter, he was a member of the Twolick Lake Recreation group and initiated a program to introduce young boys to the sport of fishing.
He was employed as a foreman for many years for Original Fuels of Punxsutawney.
In addition to his mother and wife he is survived by two sons, Larry Olliver and Greg Olliver; one daughter, Lisa Olliver; six grandchildren;and five brothers; Jim, Francis, Jerry, Kenny and Denny Olliver.
Larry was preceded in death by his father and an infant sister.
Internment was in Rich Hill cemetery, Cherryhill Township.
An avid fisherman and hunter, he was a member of the Twolick Lake Recreation group and initiated a program to introduce young boys to the sport of fishing.
He was employed as a foreman for many years for Original Fuels of Punxsutawney.
In addition to his mother and wife he is survived by two sons, Larry Olliver and Greg Olliver; one daughter, Lisa Olliver; six grandchildren;and five brothers; Jim, Francis, Jerry, Kenny and Denny Olliver.
Larry was preceded in death by his father and an infant sister.
Internment was in Rich Hill cemetery, Cherryhill Township.
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